Public Transport
Prague boasts of one of the best public transportation systems in Europe and the world. Take advantage of frequent tram, metro and bus lines or public ferries and funiculars.
More info about public transport, metro pass and fares can be found on the public transport page.
Taxis and ride-sharing services
Find out more about taxis and ride-sharing services available in Prague on the Taxis and Ride-sharing page.
Trains and buses
Schedules
Train and bus schedules within the Czech Republic and in Europe can be found through www.idos.cz
Providers
RegioJet (Student Agency) – cheap train and bus travel within the Czech Republic and across Europe.
FlixBus – cheap bus travel across Europe
LeoExpress – train company operating mainly in the Czech Republic
Train Stations
Hlavní nádraží
(Main/Wilson railway station): Praha 2, Wilsonova ul, at the metro station Hlavní nádraží (red line).
- International and national trains.
- There is an international office where English is spoken.
Holešovice nádraží
Praha 7, at the metro Nádraží Holešovice (red line)
- many international trains.
- You can get there by trams 12, 17, 24.
Masarykovo nádraží
(Masaryk station) Hybernská ul, Praha 1, at the metro station Náměstí Republiky (yellow line).
- Mostly national trains to the north, east and south.
Smíchovské nádraží
Nádražní, Praha 5, at the metro Smíchovské nádraží (yellow line),
- mostly trains to west
Bus stations
Make sure you know where your bus leaves from! Most leave from the main station, Florenc.
Florenc
The largest bus station, you probably will never go to the other stations. At the metro Florenc on the red and yellow lines (Red line exit is closest to the bus station- follow signs to Autobusové nádraží).
Na Knížecí
Near Anděl metro stop (go out the exit marked Na Knížecí) or take tram 4 from Máchova or I.P. Pavlova directly there. This is where the direct buses to Český Krumlov depart.
Černý most
End of yellow line (mostly for domestic trips).
Car transport
Avoid driving. It is illegal for someone who is in the Czech Republic for more than 90 days to drive without a Czech driver’s license or an international driver’s license.